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Why customers choose this item
✓7.62x39 caliber compatibility
✓M14x1 LH thread pitch
✓4140 steel construction
✓Black phosphate finish
✓Flash hider impact device
✓Fits AK 14x1 LH threads
Product highlights
Flash hider impact device designed for 7.62X39 caliber AK platform rifles
Constructed from 4140 steel with phosphate finish for durability and corrosion resistance
Threaded for M14 x 1.0 left hand muzzle thread compatibility on AK barrels
Designed to reduce felt recoil and muzzle flash during firing sessions
Finished in black phosphate for tactical appearance and long term service life
UPC 816537012504 identifies Midwest Industries MI-AKFH1 flash hider model
Product description
The Midwest Industries Flash Hider MI-AKFH1 is a flash hider designed for reducing visible muzzle flash on 7.62×39 AK-pattern rifles. This model is threaded for M14x1.0 left-hand barrels and is intended for standard AK muzzle configurations. It is used as a flash hider and impact device in typical rifle setups.
The Midwest Industries flash hider is constructed from 4140 steel and features a phosphate finish in black for surface protection. This unit is chambered for 7.62×39 and uses an M14x1.0 LH thread pitch for compatibility with specific AK barrels. It is categorized under muzzle devices and includes an impact-style front profile as specified. In practical use, the flash hider attaches securely to compatible rifles and is suited for range use or field carry where standard threaded muzzle devices are required.
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